Printing through the ages.
British Museum of Education, Produced by Films of Fact,
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About
Traces the history of printing from ancient to the present day. Shows early methods of reproducing picture by means of carved wood blocks; depicts the transition from the printing of pictures to the printing of letters, and shows modern book and newspaper presses in operation. For intermediate and junior high grades.
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- Archive
- Internet Archive, in Ephemeral films
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- Credit
- British Museum of Education, Produced by Films of Fact,
- Who can watch
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